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on 0sllshsr. Modern L,nguaRe-F
LJudd, Tennessee Founded by Prof
Page. Church Ostechism--F p P 1il-
lIps, Of Florids-Founded by Vice
Chancellor Hodgson.
At o'clock the salute was fred that
announced the bu,inese Of the week
over and the reign Of eaiety begins
with the Commence hop. This
year 1t was q brilliant sffair. THE
mountain houses are full OF summer
visitors, OF the best Southern families }
The music was furnished by the TIA.
liam band OF Nashville. Mr. VIM B
Hale, Of Alabsms, and Miss Hale, led
the German. There will b. weeks
vacation before the duties Of lSS7-SS
are resumed, 49,.
The coll, ction on Sunday will be for
the chapel fund. The gymnasium
and chapter house are being built OF
imm ense blocks OF partly dressed red
sandstone, and the architecture is
beautiful. The chapel is to be con.
nected with this building by cloistels
OF stone archways.
Bishop futile remained only few
days. Many bishops aud clergy re.
main, however, some time longer.
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..ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In a single Instance.

"A remedy for 6HiLLS and fEvEh, Il
contains NO Quinine or mineral Of any Kind,
but IL composed Of harmless herbsi and hs
perfect blood purifier. IL can be admint.
.E's 70 T Sas E'sIs: ,%RSS sy,.
inyigorates, braces and builds NJ the system
from the BEGINNING. Not one person In q
thousand has q single chill alter eommsnc-
ing Ia use. "RobOro" 70 put NJ In pint bot
will not forward 20 any address lsp than two
bottlssi and will guarantees that, diree-
tions are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Fl Chills and Fever. only one
bottle u neceuAry for psrson, from sight y
several ehIdren uoder sisbt ysars Of sss.
Lynohbprs. Va Nov. ., 1885 -Monrs.
Lewis A Der notti -Four OF ny children be-
tween The Ase. q Ave and .ss y'.n' 70
had chilis and fever for several months, dur.
ing whioh time the usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without benehoiAl results
Amer hearing OF the wonderful cures aecom.
p;h,d Sy ysuT ,nvslgIss re nnS W, 81
the six ever had . single chill alter com.
moncing its use. l regard II, without erccp
ton, the very best chill and lover remedy
that know anything o. Rff'ISr !.
Of the trm Of Heard a Asoe, Tob.cconiss.
0lenland. Pittylvania county, Va, Ooto.
Der ~, lsS-Measrr. Levi, A bennettl
Nine OF my children hAf chillt and fever NJ
the zane time The usual remedy. quinins,
was administerod without beneht. All OF
them we're promptly and onoctnally cured b.
tho use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
nine bad chill alter cO FIVSS ATE Y S,''
Norwood, Nelson county. Va, October
., lssB.-Messrs. Lewis A BENEFITS Several
OF my frisnis aud ! had severe case, o.
ohills and fever We dispensed With the
usual remedie. and used nothing bat
"Roboro," which resulted 10 thorough
cure In each case. You will obliFe By for
rsrdipE mo . case Of tHenv;iogt b9..les'
A. 10 our reliability and responsibility We
refer By permission " the following subttAn-
tiai bushes, men Of LJ ohburF,. where both
Of the manufacturers 81 "Koboro" have
resided for the last twelve yeArsi n. u.
Manson, IT,, Mayor OF lynohbursi j. W.
lyey, cashier Peoples National Bank Al.
len ". Tsiloy, cashier First National hank !
Chn. W, Price, Conmissionet Revenue
John 7. Edwards. president Tobacco A''o-
M you cannot procure "Roboro" Of youi
druEsists, remit NJ so and We will for
ward two cities 10 your nearest depot o.
'''' LRwIs A BENNETT,
Manufacturer, Lynuhburg, We
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The English forger.

CHICAGO, Ill, August civilian
Hogg wolsey Markham, the forging
psymaster Of the British Navy, loceu'
pee a cell with Carlisle. the wife
murderer, In the county jail, while
waiting extradition papers. He said
this morning that the PinkertonB had
grossly misTepresented him in the
published accounts Of bis connection
with the woman Flosfie sumner. He
had beea led into shameful life with
her, but had not iqlsndered the
$1,000 he secured from the forgery
upon her. lie said he would. be able
to yindicatc himself in bic tria', which
will come of ut Hong Kong, and I'M
vi then proposes TO keep very quiet
Tie has received remittoncrs from
English iriendf. HIS meals are served
from the Restaurants and an impro.
vised BOOKCASE Is filed With books
and periodicals. He fmokes choice
cigars and hss I'll the daily pspers
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Many People Refa.e 70 Take Cod

Liver Oil on account Of its unpleasant
lasts. This difficulty has been over
come In scotts Emulsion OF God Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites. IL being as
pAlstable as milk, and the most yalua.
bic remedy known for the treatment.
OF Consumption, Scroiuls, and Bron.
chitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis.
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all
parts Of the world 70 use 10. Physi.
clans report our little patients take II
with pleasure. Try Scotts Emulsion
and be convinced.
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slORMS.
Almost . Cyclone-Oti Tank Struck
by Lig Bone.

Almost = CyclOne-Ou TANK struck
by observation-disclosures bone.
FRANKLIN, Pa, August Ga terri
BILE storm, amounting almost 10 cy-
clone, passed over this city last hight,
doing vast amount Of damsgs. The
western portion Of the city was inun.
dated. A 1900 barrel tank, belong
ing to The Eclipse OIL Company, was
fred by fash Of lightning, and for a
time threatened the destruction Of the
entire oil works, the largest In the
world. The burning oil formed q
pool against the tracks OF the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio and the
Lake Shore roads, delaying all trains.
Ths lo,s by ere will reach sc, 900.
Hugh Porter, q fireman, was accident.
ally hit on the head by hose wrench
and fatally II Jared. Michael Kinnsr
and several others were seriously in
jured. James Garfield aud John
King were fatally burned. The fire
was gotten under control at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
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A CrooLsd Agent.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 6.-The Ham
Ito ! Rubber Company Of Trenton, N.
j., has applied to the Circuit Court 10
compel an accounting by the Chicago
agent, Richard y. Wbelpley. Sncs
March, 1888, Whelpley has conducted
the company's business In this city.
II Ia asserted that he has converted
large sums OF money beiopgiug to the
company to his own MS and ialsifed
HE books 90 as 10 cover the d. fciency.
The company says II has discovered
&C actual deficiency OF $1,000, but Il
believes that the amount not account
ed for amounts 90 $4,000.
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A villa TraIn.

MuroS, oST., August 6.-sixseen
freight cars and q conductors van,
containing Conductor MeCabe, Of
Hamilton, got loose at the top Of q
grade on the Northern and North
western railway, near here, last even
ing, and running down fonr miles
pluneed into the middle OF Canadian
Pacific cattle train, which was crossing
tbs track At that point. Three Cana
dian Psc &c and thirteen Northern
and Northwestern cars we're com
pletely destroyed. Conductor McCsbe
was 4 idred isia ly, II u believed. 4
number Of cattle we're killed in the &C.
aident,
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A Severe AtArrn.

Chicago, ILL, August Ga special
from Kewsunse, Wis, says; One Of
the sevsrest hail storms ever ex.
perienced here passed over this section
Thursdsy evening, continuing about
fifteen minutes. The ground was GOV.
cred with ice pellets, some Of which
were double the eiEs Of MAJ bles.
Many windows were broken and an
immense amount OF damage was done
In standing grain.
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sunday soda water.

PIrrsBURo, PAT August Elm the
suit OF the Law and Order Society
against number Of druggists for sell.
ing soda water on Sunday, Judge COL
lier this afternoon sffi med the con.
yiction OF the def.nd.pls, on the
ground that the sslo OF soda water was
not an overpowerng NECESSITY, and
that II was not cod as medicine, but
a. q beverage.
The defendants claimed that soda
water was a necessity, and endeavored
TO prove by the testimony OF several
physicians that II was medicine.
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NEW YoRK, august 6-I, was re-
ported today that Henry 8. Ives & Co.
had made an assignment, but this was
denied by George II. stsyner, the only
member OF the firm who was found In
the office, and naid that the firm did
not intend to mske any assignment.
Up to the hour Of closing this after
noon no assignment had been filed In
the county clerks offics.
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Wl.a Raiu and HAIL.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 6-An Inter
ocesn special from Delphi, Ind, says:
A terrific wind, rain and hail storm
parsed over the southern part
Of this county last evening Scarcely
a stalk OF corn was left standing in the
track OF the st0rm. Fences were
blown down and many barns unroofed.
II ressmbl-d cyclone, and covered
an area OF half mile wide.
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that under and
~ By virtue 81 IN ortsags eIstut.d 10 the
ard Ii,'is R,sE Railroad GempaSy !, Iotf:
sanissd on the al dAy 81 MAY. sT1, add
osiso Of PuIasfi county. kiEsn,s,, on the ID
DAY q May, 1877. and recorded In Record
Hosk hBs, page l7s, we will proceed, on
Thu, .day, the First Day OF ssptem
Der, 1857.
at the hour o. noon, 70 sell At public Huo-
tIon, 10 the highest bidder. for lash, AT the
front door 81 the stale HOUSE, IN the city OF
Little Rock, Arkansas, the fQllorlnR Do
s sass, XII land and sinsuiT The Railroad spd
'rIshu Of Way non the west bank q the
The county of Crlttsndsn and State Of Ar.
kania,, 70 Little Rock. In the county Of Pu.
ASK and STATE Of Athnniai, AZ se, a. ihs
and PaIton Rail,osd. and the Little Rock
AID Port smith Relroad and any railroad
dopt Il and rights Of wsy 10 the city OF Mem.
phli, State Of Toni estee, belonglnE TO- said
railroad company and All W. k,il.. IT,s
S ps,., i ststI t Ball sins,. wa'sf Tanks,
Machine shops, Carhouies,, Enginehosses'
Warohoufos, Wsrkshops, Bupefstrueiure'
EhEinss, Cars, Wagons, Machinery, Tools,
f.ats, WharfboAt', tncllnY> on. Fuel, Sup,
Plies ana teuipmehW Nhlth heshin IalIvsu
company may own In the States Of hrhAh,,A,
or Tennessee or elsewhere, PEI tanning 70 tbs
main line Of said IoAd from Memphis " BIT
tie HOck. Also, all and singular all Land.
Real Estate, property q every kind ,eh
persopal o. mifedi Boob, Of hoogsnii rec
ofas, MuninsnL and evidences Of Title and
choios In Action which are now owned ~
aid railroad com PAW and also the barter,
Rfanohisei, Rishu Prlyilose, aud Immunl.
ties including the Right or Fiat ehhs 70 b'
y corporation, which the said railroad com
pany now own or posses, In the states o
Arkansas and Tennessee, or elsewhere ane
all Incomes, Rspte, Issues, Ttlit, Pf?hu
Receipts, Moneys, Rights, Bsnshh aud AZ
yantAees had, reoo we'd on derived By sAiS
Railroad Company ffon W. fallfo or othe
property or IN any other way whatsoever
k.TsR2 SsATrHEws.
CHARLES MORAN, Trustoei.
U.M. AZ u. Hoie, Attorney. =.
July %, ISL. lh
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Cas.rrh, Rose or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Pfophylactic
Fluid are experienced In the treat;
ment and cure OF CStarrh and kindred
complaints. The Find Boothes and
heals the inaamed membranes and TO-
moves the offensive odor that charac.
terizes tho di6ease. Should the In.
tllmmatlon have reached the throat
nee the Fluid M q gargle 10 allay the
Inflammation and 10 dihiufsct.
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Dissolution kOllce.
MrrrHIs, TISs D., July 81, 1887.

MErrHis, TENH, July 81, 1897.
THE drm Of. a. N. BOYD A s0ksi con
i rating Of the representatives, Of A. NJ.
Boyd, Alton B0yd and lfby Boyd, this
day dissolved By mutual consent, Aston
BOYD and 1rby Boyd continue ihs bulinsgy
under the arm nance, MN B ~ soYp'
EIsoutrix Of s.tels Of A, y, Boyd.
ILSTON BOYD.
IhDY BOYD.
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A BOTTLE Of Ang,stura Bitters TO
flavor your Lemonade or any other
cold drink will keep you free from
Dyspepsia, Colic, Diarrhea and all dis
saaes originating from the digestive
organs. Be sure 10 get the genuine
Angoetura, manufactured by DR.. ]. q.
b. Siegert 4 Sons
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n,lbura ein and Machine Go.

Keep on hand q large stock OF Steel
shAiiibg, which they sell At the same
price as iron. See or write thtm be.
fore you purchase Shsiting or Pulleys.
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Not Far From Home
Bathinsl Fishingl Rowing!
Low Temperature-Oys Evtry
Dayton the Coast, Between
New Orleans and Mobile.

spThe Sea Shore Resorts Of the south. Try
II, and act your tickets over tho Mississippi
and Tennessee R.R. Call on s. L. fINLkf,
AGENT, sT Main street, or II. q. C0LTARr.
At Depot. Tickets now on sale, limited until
octoher a. 1881
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OUR LITTLE GRANDCHli D.
BIZ the Ca,iears Remedies.


1T Afford, inc pleasure 10 rive you this rs-
l. pert Of The cure q our little Eandehild
BY your CuriCUAA hEnEDitA. when tir
months old his left hand began 10 swell ana
had every apPeAranee offs large boil We
ES Ss nSsih. sfssf Il b.csSs srSssips sofs.
Soon other sores formed. lie thsn bad two
Of them 90 each hand, and ~ bis blood be
cane N ore and more impure IL took less time
y, then 70 break out sore e a. on The
offensive. His head vas one solid seab, dis
charms n great deal. This yn bis sQndi-
ton at twenty two months old, vhen i I'M
deftook the care Of him, bis mother having
Old. o. eon,n-Ption yctoful,, Of eouitel.
lie could wAlk little, bot could not got NJ
IN he foil down, and could not mOve whsn in
bed, having no use Of bis hsnds. Iimmsdi.
ately commeneei with tte CuIiounL RAYS
freely, and when he had taken ore bottle u
CurIcuRI RksoLvgSr his head vas con.
D etc y cured. and he was m proved In syery
way. We we're very much encouraged, and
continued the use OF the hsmedies iora Jsn
aud half. One sore AFTER another healed,
bony matter forming In eish one OF tho's
I've do.p ones Just before healing. which
would finally grow loose and wero taken out;
ten they would heal rapidly Dee Of these
S SI sSa icI.n and ehsli bo.ti.. ss va, COM
pl.ttiy cured. and u now, ~ the Ago Of sin
ysars, a strong and healthy child. The sears
on his hAnds must alrays remain bis hand.
are strong. though We once feared he would
never be- able 20 use them, All that phJsi-
clans did for him did him no good, All who
saw the otild bei 70 using the CuTicuHA
HrNgDius and SEQ the child nos consider II a
wonderful cure. II the above facts are OF
az an use to you '0 S are a. 3 6SiTiSas. u
sl2 v. Clay st., BLOOMINGTON, III.
May .. 1885.
The child was roaily In a wore condition
| than he appeared 10 bis grandmother, Who
being With him every day. bsolme aecus-
toned 10 bis disease. MAGGIE HOPPING.
CuricusA REnHpiEs arc ,old everywhere.
/ CuricuRA, the great skin Cure, % cu. Cutl.
cuRl soar, 40 exquisite Skin Beautiher, y
/ cts. CuIiouEA kKsoLvKNr, the no- blood
iSD CHEsioiL Co., bost8, Mass.
esnd for "How o. Care Skin Diseases
ITCHING. scaly, Pimply and OH Skin
lIOIt bsautihed By CuricuHI soar,
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DIR. II. l.. LASKI,
Physician, Surgeon and Aecoucher.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE.
343 Main street, Near USion,
Tslsphons No. ~.
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Iv,,,s AssiRnlnenf.

CnRoNic nasal calarrh positively
cured by DIR. Sage's Remedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07
OH. MY BAOKi MY BLCK

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4" ef The Kidneys, HIPS and bides re-
MNIisy.d IN one minute By tho
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WV ~ cent. Potter Drug and Chemical
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-07-27
Remedy for Army Worms.

Mr. Henry Dunn, who lives few
miles north of Gallatin, Tenn, was
made very uneasy by the sudden ap-
pearance OF cut worms, or army worms
in his seventy-acre clover field last
spring. The worms started in their
ravages up hill on both sides of asmall
branch and cleaned every green thing
as they moved along. Within twenty
four hours they had completely de-
stroyed twelve acres of clover. The
field where they had gone was as bare
as if a fire had passed over it. Mr..
Dunn knowing that his entire seventy
acres would be swept away in a few
days. and his corn and other crops
would soon be at the mercy of the pest,
he set about to check their ravages,
Having 125.hogs of his own and Dor
rowing all his neighbors' hogs, num-
bering about $50, he turned all of them
into the pasture, and when they struck
the worms the rapidity with which
they disappeared was wonderful. For
twelve hours the hogs held high car
nival and did not leave the worm dis
trlct for clover, water or any other
purpose until every worm had been
deyoured. The line of march of the
worms was quite distinct. not a sprig
Of clover to be found where the
worms had passed. Mr.. Dunn says
ditching is a partial protection. but
nothing is so effective as drove of
hogs. Eat them out is the remedy"
and hogs will do it and grow fat. -
Farmers Home Journal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-07-27
HERE AND THERE.

The recent advance in the cotton
market is believed to be largely specu-
lative. and due to the immediate de-
mands of the manufacturers, the crop
prospects being thus far favorable to a
good yield.
Section nine of the law establish
ing the new College of Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts in North Caro-
lima says: Every student in this coll
lege shall be required to take a
course of manual training or labor"
The t'tal value of the tobacco
burned in tho Louisvli; fire was prob
ably three hundred thousand dollars,
and on this the warehouses held insur-
ance amounting to about one hundred
and forty-live thousand dollars. while
buyers and brokers held some addi-
tional insurance